In London today, Sony has reportedly won a temporary high court injunction to order Morelle to stop selling the units. Morelle now has 28 days to prepare his defense in court. If the cease of sales is not found in Sony's favor (i.e. the sale of import PSPs is found legal in court), Sony is ordered to pay damages to Morelle.
Customers who wish to return defective PSPs to Morelle will have them sent on to Sony, which will replace them on September 1.
Reportedly, Sony is using intimidation tactics to "bully" his business. Morelle claims that documents were delivered to his home by "men in dark glasses."
